St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-25
East this week on business for the COM
pany, and will be absent for about four
weeks.
oninions From Dealers.

in measure by the closeness of the
money market. 1t lsall right, however,
and the market will come around in
proper time. These who are waiting to
buy property for less than its real value
are not likely to succeed, for holders
stand for their price and refuse to sell
for less.
North st. Paul Land Company-The
same activity prevails at North st. Paul
as has prevailed all along since the
opening of the town. The st. Paul Iron
company and the Harris Manufacturing
company have commenced work and
now are daily turning out.
Bristol 4 Loomis-Sincet the Fair bust
ness has been gradually improving and
the market still. continues in very
healthy condition with the most solid
and promising indications for the future.
People do not appear anxious to sell,
especially on Summit avenue, and al
most every one is waiting for an advance.
Kavanagh u DawsOn-There is some
business doing all the time, but the
market is rather quiet.
II. S. Fairchild L. Company-The trade
IN real estate is steady and little quiet.
Still, sales after all are fairly good.
North st. Paul property is active.
Clark Il Bryant-PriceS are solid and
firm with steady sales.
Bushnell d Bushnell-We sold fif-
teen-acre piece in Reserve and an inter-
est in quarter section on the West side
for 25 per cent. advance over June fig
ureS. Business is certainly picking up
a good deal. There has been a very
large amount of property bought for i'm
provement, more than ever before dur
ing any previous year, and this is the
best way for the city. The hill district
is being developed with remarkable ra-
pidity through the means of the Oak
land avenue improvement. This beau
tiful avenue is being paved from Sum-
nit avenue to Ramsey by a remarkably
easy grade. Property is firm every
where, and much more strongly held
than ever before, while fewer persons
have to sell than ever before.
Middleton, DougaL IL HanSon-The
week has been fairly good one. Not
withstanding what is said, more prop
erty is moving now than ever before at
this season of the year.
E. r. Bryant IL Co.-There has been a
great deal of inquiry during the week.
More than for some time.
Wall Il Armstrong-PriceS are well
maintained.
Fallihee Il Holloway-The week has
been somewhat quiet, though there has
been good deal of inquiry.
S. E. MiddletOn-Trade has been fair
during the week. There has been great
deal of inquiry out Rice street. and all
kinds of property out that way is in bet
ter demand than usual.
Weatherby Il Notwithstanding
business is not very active, prices are as
firm as ever.
Wall & Parker-Quite a number of
sales have been made by us in North st.
Paul and Summit Park, and, so far as
we can observe, the market is firm and
in good condition. Prices are keeping
up with great determination.
E. S. Morton-There is considerable
inquiry, though the market is rather
quiet. The financial trouble has caused
many buyers to hold off, which is good
thing. Better go safe. The trade in
real estate is good enough under the
circumstances, and no one has any
ground for complaint.
j. Fairchild & Cove have made
some sales and regard the market in a
very excellent condition, especially as
there has been some artificial trouble in
the money market. We do not consider
it natural trouble. still it had that APP
pearance, and we regard it as safe and
better that men should go slow under
such circumstances. The market is all
right though. There is great deal of
activity out Rice street; a good many
sales have been made on Front street,
near Rice. just opposite the engine
house, and four lots Oh Rice, near Front,
were sold Friday for $500. There is
good deal of inquiry for property i'll
that locality.
A. B. Wilgus-The past week has
been the best week have had in six
weeks. Still the market is not VIII
might be called an active one, and l am
glad of it. We have been buying and
selling with rush, and regard it as
very healthy thing that we should be
checked up. 1t will have tendency to
prevent people from loading up with
more than they can carry, and will COM
pei others to meet their obligations by
taking up their mortgages. l like the
situation. Its healthy. We will sell
fast enough by and by.
A FEW SALES.
A. B. Wilgus & Co. sold lot IA, in
Buel & Mackubin's out lots for $4,000;
lots Oh st. Anthony avenue for S54 900;
four lots on Rice street, near Front
street, for 81, 800; two lots in Kettering
d Constants addition for $1,000; lot s,
block 3, Palace addition, for $1,000; lot
Ii, block 3, Bolts addition, for $500;
house and lot on Holly avenue, $500;
three lots on Front street for $3.50 each.
Fallihee & Holloway sold last week
six lots north of University, near Lex
ingtOn avenue, for S625 each; five lots
in Schwabe's addition for $3.50 to 500
each; one lot on Carroll, near Victoria,
for 1915; lot in Rogers addition, $1,000.
j. Fairchild & Co. report the sale of
l, i,,n rIy Fl,
one lot in Rogers & Hendricks Acre
Lots No for 81, 600: two lots in jack
son & Bidwell's addition, block 10. for
81, 500: two lots in block 8. McLean'S
reservation, for $1,000, and twenty-five
lots in Bemis heights.
A. NJ. Doherty sold the Steele farm at
auction, 100 acres, for S21 600 on Satur-
day.
YESTERDAYS TRANSFERS.
MI Nephew to n. Frost, 1t IL, blk 1,
subd 10, Stinsons div .........3, 600
1t l., Marshall's subd: -. -.........6, 900
r Joel to A NJ Lawton, Its 8 and 10, blk
40, West st Paul Real Estate L. I'm
provement Syndicate. .................3.95 $50
F P Wright to E S Frost, part 1t z, blk
6, Terrace Park. .......-..... 80: A, 600
B A Pomeroy to A NJ Camgrion, 1t 26,
blk 4. Syndicate No. 3................ $50
j C Myron to G Benz, part Its and 8,
blk 4, Dawson d Smiths Eighth to
Dawson & Smiths add. 5000
R r Dow to T Praise, 1t 8, blk 3, Par
D Morton to W smith, it rs. blk g. i'''O
Morton's add 300
Smith to J Besnier. ............ ........ $50
P A Lavaller to W ID Morgan, 1t II, blk
8. Caspers subd.. Observation-Disclosures. 900
H Dehmer to j A Boisch, Its 8 and 8,
Dehmer's subd. ................... 500
II Dehmer to r B Leitford, 1t 7...... 400
Z II Miller to II A Kahler, 1t 8, blk 6,
Roger d Hendricks. Observation-Disclosures. $50
NJ Kahler to Rose, 1t s, blk g. Roger
~ f1eLuTlcks. 1,OOO
Central Park "A, 600
A P Moss to c l. Hyde, 1t Is, blk IL,
Stinsons Brown 4 Ramsey. .......1, $50
A Moss to A O Il W Syndicate 1t